by Bethesda Lutheran Church | Nov 4, 2020 | Sunday Reflections
Pastor Tom and I are continuing the conversation started on Reformation Sunday. Our hope is that this framework for thinking will inspire you to share how you receive, respond, rejoice to the Trinity’s movement in your lives. “What do you have that you did not...
by Pastor Tom | Nov 4, 2020 | Sunday Reflections
On Reformation Day, Pastor Steve and I held a conversational sermon about God’s activity in our lives – some of the ways we receive God’s goodness, respond to Christ’s grace, and rejoice in the Spirit. Here, I’d like to share a few more thoughts along these...
by Pastor Sarah | Mar 9, 2020 | Sunday Reflections, Uncategorized
I was listening to NPR a couple weeks ago and heard a story about a little business in New Mexico. It was called Teeniors… a start up that pairs tech savvy teens with seniors having a problem understanding the new-fangled technology in the world. Although its...
by Pastor Steve | Nov 7, 2017 | Sunday Reflections
“Come and gather beneath the tree of life. Come and gather beneath the tree of life—root of wisdom, branch of peace, fruit of healing and release. Come and gather beneath the tree of life.”—Tree of Life by Marty Haugen Music is an important part of worship. The music...
by Pastor Sarah | May 11, 2016 | Sunday Reflections
Remember that Sunday in January? When I asked you all to pick up a star and on it was your very own StarWord? I’m wondering how it’s going. Because that word was meant just for you. The Spirit worked through a small piece of paper so that you might be aware of God’s...
by Pastor Sarah | Dec 16, 2015 | Sunday Reflections
I have had two big dreams for ministry. The first is families switching kids during worship — I don’t see that happening anytime soon. The second, however, is about to come to fruition. The second involves everyone: families, individuals, pastors, those who are home...
